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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

| extend special invitation to all who
enjoy etchings to call and see The Syn
dies" by Charles Koepping after Rem
brandt. Gallery open from Q a. m. until Z
p. N. A. Ii. FowLE,
81 Ionia-st.
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Business Personals.

NANTED-GooD BUsIKEss Mas FAMILIAR
W with Office work aud a. o. IN cash Rare OPP
portunity. Also good advertising solicitor C.,
Box ., Telegram Herald Office 524it
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For Henf--ROolns.

iNOk RENT-bUfTE OF FuRSlsHED ROOMS
centrally located on NenrOesL. steam heat
and gas. tor two or three Young Faen- G, Box 5.
Teiegram-Hcrsld 0fice. 3I
NOR REST-ONE SUIT OF LIvING ROOMS
j with sean heat Aiso one tgTDisSed room.
Inquire at room l., iunea block, al MoBroe-sf
"a
TOR RENT FURNISHED FrOST ROOMS.
II either i1rle OF er site. steam heated. siso
rooms for lirAt Housekeeping. Apply ~ Room Is.
Le6yard iock. ini CsteNa ~. 2fff
Tor REST-1wo SUITS OF ~EvEN ROOMS
ia the new IA sfsne BOOK. with al modsrn
cCnvsnieRces including he pafeas Adinc Heaf-
irg egits. Aiso ten ement ol six rooms corner
SbssTaut-sve and lff1terst. Also roo8s 70 reat
furnished o. uafarF.Snec inquire Of b. "a. Bar
nsrt, > Allen-sf.. corner q NJ Nef8onst. 80
NOR REVT-SICELY FURNISHED k00Ms
0n frss GoOr. 5rlnel box. Eusuire ~
room OF 3 80
TOR EFNT p FrRNisHED go0sfe STEAM
heated. ard fBrgishfs fseus faf %. houss.
keeping Apply ss non les New HoEzernAn
bscck- So
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For Sale--Miscellaneous

NOR sALE-AT BRIDGE STREET HOUSE
barr. o So, eishi years old, black, veg a
Lac, perfect, 20 ind ia every respect. Cal IA ;
forenoon
TOR sALE-A GOOD HORSE, HARNESS AND
L cart for s3s. Inquire Ia the rear o. 257 kast
Bridgest . 81
TOR SALE CHEAP-A GOOD SOUND FIVE
L yesr-Oid craught horse: weight i.st0 pun 9
For particulars call At 3s3 Wesl y .icSe-sg. Nrs.
Regan. 81
NOR SALE-A FIRST-cLAsS Pony FOR SALE
cheap. Inquire OF Jimmy Grady, cor. Front
& Pearl. so
NOR sALE-A SAFE, MOSLAR. BAIIMAN 4
Cos make. for sale very cheap at lbs Office
OF Grand Rapids Felt Boot Go, 5lott
UC TON SALE OF MANHATTAN HOUSE
n furniture in progress daily from lv a. IA until.
10 p. n. Rare bargains Must be sold. S2iif
EOR sALE-GoOD HACK CHEAP. OK WILL
exchsDge for o;her property. Rust, EdSards
& Co.. Widdicomb building. city OF
no STEAM USERs.-I HAVE 30 CORDS
mixed hemlock and hardwooi slsbs. Which
] will deliver (. O. b. Grand Rapids az sl.75 per
cord. l.. 4. Cook, Fountains. 2Dif
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

The reloi.ef Wa neK isiadss q - M.-s 'l..l.a
Hon O. afrf ~ rsoii ~ llDt ot hatl4tn.
ehs hitsfis <tstfa i.sf ~ o.louzs
II tcGau taklps o. . siflal lnsa tlf hiiitngs
stuf ies sctks q Al leS home ~ slello' :
HAD hcen c,ntnef ie i3s ssed L1l eieftn l1oAiiis
IA ~ resf heli-f-k canaiiion a. oAe csla l~a, 4
hly b. "a. thf 49, trttR lHouihf uRs iisf . ilf
o. luorf- fetrfltipx aie "a dFsHk fils4'fi
n ist ID suin bs lnx Mother. 50 iralhif -
feseissl>. teUsca - sfinal trouble ] tuf
Quli< sinart can Nalk shs here aoi. nooa io
~ down hard AIS anc kle q hert t'sslI9<
flel1s NJ a. iEtslte isu inriiine ilga4isss s
accIftsn IA ID tlac aaglce ~ "a if8al.sh s. \ ~
regef1 a. ore = DO fefcu ue 4. W. srn 81 "a q
Hen a. hnpf fro8 ph fIesie.tit hs2
gone NJ Hefe az xlors o. hsts l4 3sinrs ft
a cufe lfe because Fe kuta ~ fisnY ss y st q
lao bou he haA Carea eo tsao Egs ~ = 'fl
dl-essfe - c0uid n0t b elfsai is s.lLef lii,-
Sclsus
These cures are fraiy wGHdaF ~ 1bsF are
nlooefn n1f4csss, uutl iuf esf. sal lie pnyst.ail
~hc pofeS himself atse AZ l4rtDtm hem . a
never sck OF psilslts l.e nal "a . l@i m4s 10
ssld ~ "a snslqus aid i.ttlldsced
Safh lfat.s as 7l.tss Art nssA Coasiac-
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A0enfs--Tdnfed.

4 CENTS wANTED--slX FIRST CLASS CAN
"A vassers for new work by Thomas Hill, au-
thor of Hilrs Manual Call between and IL a.
IN. l.. Busch, rom I. 10 South lonia. 3Si
WANTED-AGENTe MALE oRzFEMALE, TO
w sell an excellent household article Apply
al No. Pesrl-St., up stairs, AT p. IN. %Cu
OANVASsERS CAN CLEAR FROM $50 TO &
v per week sellilg novelty, manufactured oy
Coltstock & Seymour. 81 Pearl Il Sllu
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

senen6 ave and Frrs s>li.ck xaaas mAa, y
s<Als ed a.s Ckl,sS aaio the l&rier
Aus sst ensoi is bisii.ss y. sesa are 90
Lei VA aslcd.
- -
tatat - eetr fana F3ainr
= Asa gee .a.o 4llles ,sansnEsffssh >eAs
aaall1ts het0ax J .srs sitla ~ fliiAEs' eNe4 a.
rs - ssal AZ - As1 tea snaciias
i.ss.a 5 ossialE eeesf 4a&t ~ uei "a = ft
pssnloi tasi t.l,ss..r $50 frea WoRktI even
asr wear it.it a ....<.Ig = ii-e- hne ~ tAe
tisrt sAe II a t.ls't a.. 4 qRs Etfx inN indeed
~ nal sni4 - a. .tinl 49, has ne orea
10 eteee slait ..4e nal frli-a fefs 1.ferf abe
8l.2 e<htaftfa-t si, - a. etret t4aN II
haa ~ q tesn efs Is a frff.tao tesiti12A AHA
tollia b . iez ttl tleE
How ..slf Ntsft fitrFI fft 3lf0fist
Nine Ftffs \ srctittU lslf "a, trrs.a1cnt ~
Uteks lsst frNtatt o. o. ins strtos as
vel loA auc a. AZ ss,ls 80 the itnt ~ 81
hes lef 80 E46 4 llst nla ssciins a. Nt1A ANi<.
an DEGREES en. have eafne1 ten possi.~r "a
ve'6ai snlst tegss eAiag tiili.Es tte~
1Gessi abe Il = ltisft li strength
fsf ne ~ ta tNtks / sidrt nnll = 49,
lEesi al snFf flI sina then Z h4re t4.ps0tr a
effy rsfaak ra1 tftstiIs tank aFt - ~
osvers sntiiels s. sT lsiiiines asa ia sse- !.
rlsa ! faa sls.caclll CQ141Elur IA lll.l s1 ils 3
ny cast ~ hands
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

TIE Hsymsrkss bcn5 = said % have
cost Caicag0. in various vzy4 a round
rniiiiCn dollars. This = high price 70
pay for sve dead snsrebists. eut iussiea
muss snd si1 hsVe lasm st vhstsvsr
.~af
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

The Salvation Army seems 10 have come
to stay in Grand Rapids, and while we all
take turns in wondering aud laughing at,
and Outlines criticizing this anomalous
congregation of seeming cranks, yet it can
not De denied that there was niche In the
world waiting for them. nor that they I'LL il
creditsbly y-from their own standpoints of
thinking. And offer all said and done there
- but little more Of extravsgance in the
methods Of the Saiystionists than may be
Witnessed in many church, and At many a
revival and camp meeting and there is an
earnestness, enthusiasm, snd spirit OF stick
to-itiveness about the red-capped religion
lists that puts to shame the milk-and- water
nsithsr-nOt-nor-c cold routines and mechan-
isms Of more dscorous bat lsas sincere
Christian organizations. The Army is AZ
least alive. and always up and doing, and
it ~ steadily gaining In members and in
influence in Grand Rapids, Michigan and
throughout the country. This either goes
70 show that the Army Is OF some real
practical good 10 the world, or else that the
foOl-kiiler szs been very derelict In his
daty for a period Of several years past. The
fact would seem 70 be that these enthusiasts
reach q class or classes that the churches
either cannos or will rot get down TO, and
as the material IN general - alleged to be Of
a quality that nothing could make any
worse. it is only fsir to presums that These
new soldiers Of the Lord" are making Il
better. Now, then. boys land girls) gave
the IKLEgRAN-HERALD = good cid fashioned
hslleiuish Salvation blessing for this entire
~ Spontaneous. unsolicited aud charita0ly
intended "tAay.'
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

ReorH ani BAasxrr better Dostrone
si,eir visit 70 England hii JoHy L Su1IF-
Wv T>ra sway. Es hss sirss3Y snocksd
rat Rufaie Bdi sBa ths twu high
t-a~ezisas weuld hsvs ne shcv sf al
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

From he Top>lr kans.) Commonwealth.
Dr. billings is certainly prodigy, his wonder
fui work here has stirred up more talk among the
doctors and the SICK than that OF any other nis1
who ever came 20 Iopesa His cures are an hen
ticated beyond doubt When such amcs cx-
Msyor Orin r Welsh, Rev DR. Thompson, Col
:. W. Store. John Wand, the druggist. A. -.
Thatcher aud sc)fes of other well known re
putable citizens are signed 10 Testimonials ana
statements of CURES the time for doubling CEASES
Write 10 any Of the Above persons. tDey are
among TIE most prominent citizens that Topeka
af ords
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

The Istest lad IN pcistics = Drama
This iadie,s-s as sntirslv 49, s~es N
~xax ssnpsiszA
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
Read the "

Read the rolIewtne Evsract
From interviews in the Msrsballtown, Iowa.
Tfssz- ReJnbiic1n.
Tho second place visited was The home n oir
well-knowa townsman J. r Sariick on North
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

,cdaf "a say right here Tint bsiiete I car.
cure nedriy erery case cj' asthma howerer bad
or long sfandsao.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
WILL OFFER FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
To be applied 20 AIRY public charity, II
u can be shown thar any Yfeiesence
or testimony oftereo is not
wholly srn perfectly true
in every particular.
Ard rur,h.r ! .s,i onsr

Ard Further sui Oner
kk0TMER FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
II Il con be s.oirn that any name ar
fdched 10 any testimony or as a ref
erence is not thcf Of on honest, rep
ufdbie, srelf knotrn and respected res
ideat Of fhe cpmmuRifg IN irhEch Il Is
claimed that he or sl.s) resides.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
FOR ONE SUNDAY ONLY, DECEMBER 4th

The nomo " liaes IN ssy advertisement
eas be fOana BY dividing the nSnsbsr ~
serds 81 seven. Any part % a iins cesnted
ss sae fnu ltns.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
Situations y0nted--NGte.
Situations Wantea-Fe,noic.

OtbUuttOtS W 0H0eN-TeWNtc'
IVANTED-sITUATION BY A AfDDLF.AGED
W lady as nurse. Inquire al Nonan. Esme
and Hospital, Fultor-st. 35S
MANIFESTATIONS IST-BY
" practical. accurate and reliable bookkeep-
er aud general ofice man. Twelve years exper-
ience sDd five years vita PfeSeut hrn ia this
civ. Best OF references. Address George Hart
well, Telegram Herald. 3Ss
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

Remember that the Men and We
men whose testimony | Offer are just
as honest as thonga they lived IN
Graz Esplos ana ycu hac knswn
them TOR life time. a two-cent
stamp and few lines OF inquiry will
bring an answer from every one.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
Eor R1nf--Hosssfs.

I,oR RENT-Tw0 SUITS OF sEVES Rooms
beth ia res resise0ce biccs- ccr1eF - Coat
ard Atien-sts. vfth e. c1rTerierce.. infi13iak
the pstent kldine nesri1s gr2te Asc a srore g.
low Also hosaes ~ fhree roafas one ~ frar
rooEas sad ore of seven rcors. al TIE Awe
wit1l1 fVe q noes Wslk ~ Tower fl1fk f5.
Vernon - ga
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
To Every Wera Thst Appears in Thss
Column | RsspsctfuilY Call
Your Attention.

| Shalt Write the Truth and Submit
Honest Testimony. and viii MOI
Only Forfeit NV Every rope and
Claim TO Public Respect. Confidence
and Patronage u What Is Herein
Contained is not Absolute Truth.
But !
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

\ oST-BLACK AND TAN PUP tROBT4ILl
II Return % r. Ii. Cross i5l south Diyi iontt
Liberal reward. ssJ
/ OSr-A DIAMOND fARs RING AT WEST
IL Inins-er PFcsoy eri&a Church on between u 9
Church aud cor. Uf Fountain = In on stree
The finder viii Q ewasaed y leaving same ~
+. G. Sieglich, Jewelry sore. ~ Monroe-st- 81
I OS IA DTAMOSD kAk-RIEG IN OR NEAR
IL Westminster Church, sunday mcIning
Leave 70 l32 Monros 81. aud receive reward. S5l
1 OST-A MFDlLM sIzEv BLACK 4 WHITE
IL setter bitCh fleaSe return 10 II. Widdicom b
fnd receive liberal reward 529tf
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EIor Rent-- Rftsfness Pinccs.

doom AND pOWER TO RENT-CORNER
IL Cempsn and Louis-sts. sennetL & 0sburn.
2Jstt
TOR RENT-wE WILL FIT Up, FURNISHING
4 reliable water and steam power. tor any
satisfactory applicant. The iron veneer building
on Erie-st, lately occupied by iefeifs Boiler
shop. Dimensions are about 4e170 has high
ceiling and light on three sides Apply 70 Bissel
Carpet Sweeper Co. 81 AilEst. CITY. 2l9t
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30


Mr.. Chss. b. Judd relates the champion
telephone story. and one that illustrates
alike the intslligsnce and aeateness OF the
telephone company's attaches. and the ex-
treme celicscy and sensitiveness of the
mechanism which goes 10 MAKE up one, of
thess wonderful little instruments. Ii
seeEas that for several days past Mr.. Judd's
telephone, ~ his residence. 81 Fountain St,
has not worked satisfactorily, and yester-
day he sent for some one TO come and look
10 over, and see what the trouble was.
When the young man from the telephone
office arrived be took one rapid, cursory
iook a. the instrument, and promptly
diagnosed tse difficulty, stating that q
short circuit" was established. But how
Even the telephone man had to guess for q
moment Then he glanced up quickly
with . smile OF triumph to the raised gilt
work on the elegant wall paper Just above
the telephone, and pointing down into the
almost impercepnble dividing space be-
tween the two small pieces of metal on the
top of the instrument showed that minute
particles Of the glt had fallen there, and
thus temporarily connected the two pieces
thus establishing the short circuit, and rem
dering IL impossible TO use the phone at all
for ordinary purposes Of Communication.
The moment the gilt particles were re-
moved the original circuit was re-estsb-
hshed, and eVerything was at right, again j.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
Il I|!.I!I!III! I!E!I!I!
10 go 50 SO 40 45l sc f.B0
rs 2S 80 40 so Szl 60 400
80 SO 40 SO so 7ot 30 $50
eIgs 40 80 a. IS Sc s.09I g es
80 a. 50 20 sB i.ss Lie 3.s5
= 50 go 80 SO 81 i.10. la a.5o


Personal.
tAfASTED-A AiDDIe AGED GENTLEMAN
w O. lair means. 0f iciiy temperate habits.
etc, desires Il corress old with isdies similarly
stuated. Addfess So.wOod Livingstone Alma,
Mich s3l
4 HANDSOME RRUNETTE WISHES TO
II make he acqGsiziaace OF 90 or more young
msn and would be pleased 10 have them osii AZ
I'd Mohis cigar store and pofchxss n few o. the
Queen Mary 10 cent cigar. tnkn0Nn. 5ztI
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
/" just a Nickel y

For a copy of The TELEGRAM-H HERALD and "Want
ADJ in Sundays paper For rive Cents sent TO this
Office in stamps handed the counter Will pub
lish WANT AD" not exceeding i've lines, and send a
copy of the paper containing the By MAIL TO any
part OF the country.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

sssA Ha,A' as H.sss Ars Hs''A oDasiae-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
WALKS AND TALKS.


Ars. E. P. Fa.ieE. STA hsr asoAs gsasr-
sas k,rsshsssht ssa -hsartslaeaz. =
'As ssst % 43ep. tAs Ts-ksxA q zaz1s 3
saszssti4a q sssgs Eazse fof sas Seasls q
tks 8nsss bus Hassrsaasss n,saaen sAs>
HeFe - 5zrsa a. ths ssssoa q Axissr ere.
Ars. Ealier eoatrissasz 80 Vac VII
ssesnd tzis ussss kza aad e0az.asE4is
'I4s1ioayp Dsa't ~ a. q CIR ssa.1ag
ualo residents sse4k Al 9ace-
This kia8 sf weather alsays makes ne
thiak 81 "JlmasH L2cst. jim sss ooxn
Hita a sisseF csapaes II hs mo9fh. sita
lhe nssdls poiatiag due aorth and ssath.
He Is setLar axsd taaa hAlf tLs uaiilioasiEes
with rsssrd 70 weather. As. L4csys rsxu-
lsE susnesz IS s1cA that Il ssttsss aim d0sa
n Grand Rapids i5r The Summer. sad Ia
Ns~ 0Eis4Aa for tbs WialeF. win occasion
~ betNsea jaaats 70 H0naar4s. II this be
ast tss l2xzry Of living. rasfs. Oh. Ehere
d. yoa nad iAAE laxugy'
Soas q the insarzncs men are advocat-
ing al insar.acs patrol aimee the Nelson
Matter 4 Co.'S ara. Costs too zuch for even
a town OF ioo.0o0 population 10 get like
Grand Rapids. EsaLlsmsn- What i really
nesis1 hsrs and Ia al similar-sized towns
With as good ira department a We have
got. Is a salYake corps sueh a. the IELE-
skAa-HEEALD suggested u yesterday morn
inks issue. A salvage corps Is azzarediy
tie proper cape"
once more the psrents OF the children
Who own sleds sni practice eoasting. are
notified that examples will soon have TO be
made Of some Of the reckless youngsters
who pr-sist in defying the ordinance By
sliding" on the sidewalk. A great many
| complains OF .this open infraction Of the
rules zrs daily made At Headquarters.
aud ths police have been otified By Super
| intenoent smith that they must abste The
| uuissnees Those parents who don't keep
al eye on the children may soon have 10
be paying lines Tor them.
The Star Clothing House showed its
usual public spirit and enterprise at the
Nelson, Matter & &c. fre Sunday morning.
Ar.lsaac Levi. at once perceiying the urgeni
need for refreshments of some sort for the
| exPoseu ana nearly Jagged out Uremen, al
large quantity OF delicious coffee made up
and served out To the boys whenever the
| occasion offered. Refreshments was never
| more timely 0r better appreciated. and the
members Of the department. unite ia hearty
/ thanks 20 Aessrs. Levi and BOdenstsIn for
their generoussn enterprising forethoughl
IN the matter, concerning which these mod
| est gentlemen have said no.hin. them
| selYes at tks time OF since, but the fire
laddiss "pseDed" aud hence this talk
1 upon the topic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
lures TO protect the people from those
institutions whose examinations ono
one bias yet failed 70 pass
Those Unpopular snserna,.Revcnue
frrom iho Richmonh n,.na,ch- l

from the Richmond Dispatch.l
Ever since Patrick Henry predicted
one hundred years ago that under the
operation of the Constitution, the rati-
fication of which he was then opposing,
the Federal tax-collector would be seen
following in the tracks of the State
tax-collector, the people OF Virginia
have looked upon all internal taxes as
intolerable.
NogPoIK,VA September 8, 1887.
To tie Editor of the Dispatch:
!. How does this tally with tho vote
Of most of the Virginia congressman
for the oleomargarine law, which sub
iects even our women to the methods
OF the internal revenue system?
2. Did not the Dispatch and Wing
and other protection papers support
the oleomargaTine bill?
3. What tariff reiormers object to is
repeating the internal-revenue laws as
al excuse for keeping up the war tariff.
TARIFF-REFoBM DEMOCRAT.
!. Our impression is that Colonel
O'FERRALL was the only Democratic
congressman from Virginia who voted
for the oleomargarine DILL.
2. The Dispatch did not, though we
could conscientiously have done SO.
We cannot answer for the wing. On
principle, we object TO the entire inter-
nal-reyenue system, and therefore,
though we did and do not object TO
taxing oleomargarine so long as that
system is allowed to last, yet we would
gladly see all internal taxes abolished.
3. We object as strenuOusly as our
correspondent to repeating the inter
nal-revenue laws as an excuse for
keeping up the war tariff. We have
often contended that the abolition of
all internal taxes would necessitate
revision of the tariff, since it is
certain that q high tariff does not
always yield more revenue than a
lower one--a "judicious one. The
Government receives more money
now from the tax Oh whiskey thanit did
when that tax was twice as high as it is
now. So as to customs duties. Double
the tariff on some articles, and the Gov
ernment will derive no revenue what
ever from them. They will cease to be
brought into the country. We could
look over the existing tariff and point out
number of such articles.
1t must follow necessarily, therefore,
that to lower the customs duties on
certain articles would be TO add to the
revenues of the Government. If a
tariff Of IS per cent. al ralOrem would
exclude an article from this country,
and therefore destroy all revenue from
it, whereas tariff OF so per. cent. I'D
ra10rcm would insure its importation,
and therefore a revenue from it, then
IT is clear that the lower and not the
higher tariff would in every such case
he the revenue tariff. We need a reve-
nue. tarifl. Let Us abolish all internal
taxes, therefore, and make q revenue
tariff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
Execution in Baltimore.

10y TVl-.I-llII 70 IIIV NI7VH7'II'I
BALTDORE, September 9.-JOhn
Thomas Ross (colorcd) was executed at
l2:45 p. NJ. to-day for the murder OF
Emily Prown (white). Ross died with
out a struggle. His neck was not
broken, and he died Of strangulation in
ten and hAlf minutes. The murder
was q case Of burking." The vic
TINS body was sold to the Medical Col
lcge, the ianitor Of which was Ross ac-
complicc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
Good Advice from n Distance.
FLOYD COURTHOUSE, VA, !
-," September 6, 1887. I
fbc Edif0r of DispaIch /:

10 the Editor Of Dispdtch:
Now that the primary hes been
adopted as the best mode OF selecting
candidates for the Legislature to repre-
sent Richmond let Democrats so to
work, bring out as many voters ms pos
sible, demonstrate at the primary the
strength Of the party, and above all
nominate good men-men capable OF
del, nding themselves and Virginia in
debate.
Let your action be deliberate, deci-
sive, and harmonious; be content to
abide by the decision of the party as
evinced at the polls, and whoever be
the nominee support him, enter the
contest for him with determination
to win.
Give the enemy no encouragement
by discord and dissatisfaction. is
there Democrat endowed with such
principles OF selfishness as TO cause him,
on account of dissatisfaction, to go over
and lick the feet of that political leper
Malone, who has so often spurned
him and the principles and feelings
ViIgiuiaDs hold dearest-most sacred;
insist that he depart at once. Dampen
not the ardor of true patriots by allow
ing such complainerS 70 remain in the
patty.
an army cannot long withstand the
attacks Of the enemy when it has
within its own ranks persons hostile to
The commanders.
No Nirginian worthy OF the name
will find any difficulty in deciding
which side to endorse what principles
10 uphold what cause to defend.
With the torch OF patriotism he will be
found in the Democratic ranks light
ing the fires OF victory. He will as
sist i'll overthrowing the editice OF
shame which Nirginia's recreant sons
ana trsdUcers have erected within her
borders. His voice will be heard in
defence Of her rights, and in refuta-
ton Of the vile SANDERS OF her defamers.
With the zeal and determination which
characterized his forefathers ne will
demand redress for her past wrongs
and guarantee for her future welfare,
and. in the end, when victory shall
have perchcd upon our banner when
Democracy shall have triumphed, and
Republicanism received a blow from
which it can never recover he shall be
rewarded by the consciousness that he
aided the triumphant cause Of justice
and self respect. NJ. i.